Dodson & Horrell Safe & Sound - 18kg


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This guide is designed for horse owners looking for a low-calorie, fibre-based feed for horses prone to laminitis. Dodson & Horrell Safe & Sound provides essential nutrition while being low in starch and sugar, promoting hoof health and overall well-being. A key consideration is that while it is a fully supplemented feed, it is important to monitor your horse's individual needs and adjust feeding accordingly. This guide will cover everything you need to know about Safe & Sound, from its key features to practical usage and care instructions.
| Model Part Number | ARW0-02427-xxx-DH3 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dodson & Horrell |
It provides a low-calorie, low-starch, and low-sugar feed, suitable for horses prone to laminitis.
No, it's designed to be fed as a supplement to a forage-based diet, such as hay.
Results vary depending on the horse. Some improvements in hoof condition might be seen in a few weeks, but overall health improvements may take longer.
It's best for horses prone to laminitis. Consult your vet to see if it is suitable for your horse.
Store it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, in a sealed container.
Always consult with your vet or equine nutritionist before changing the diet of a pregnant or lactating mare.
Try mixing it with some of your horse's favorite feed or adding a small amount of molasses or apple sauce. Introduce the feed slowly.
Gradually introduce Safe & Sound, mixing it with the horse's usual feed. Ensure the feed is fresh and stored correctly.
Monitor the amount being fed. Changes in diet can sometimes lead to temporary digestive upset. If issues persist, contact your vet.
Consult your veterinarian to check for underlying issues and ensure the feed is suitable for your horse's specific needs.
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